Khaleda expresses ‘no confidence’ in HC bench dealing Barapukuria graft case.

The Bangladesh National Party chairperson Khaleda Zia on Wednesday expressed ‘no confidence’ in two High Court judges who were set to deliver verdict on March 15 on her petition challenging the proceedings against her in Barapukuria coal mine graft case.

Khaleda’s arrest a matter of time: Quamrul.

he minister for food, Quamrul Islam, also Dhaka City Awami League joint general secretary, on Wednesday said implementation of court’s arrest warrant against Bangladesh Nationalist Party chairperson Khaleda Zia was a matter of time now.

Iran's Jewish community in Esfahan: We 'feel at home'.

If you're looking for the Jewish community in the Iranian town of Esfahan, you won't have to search for long.The main synagogue is on Palestine Square, right in the heart of Iran's third largest city.

New ISIS video claims to show child killing Palestinian captive.

A newly released ISIS video shows a child shooting a man the group claims is an Israeli spy.The video identifies the man as 19-year-old Mohamed Said Ismail Musallam,

Political unrest taking toll on economy: IMF.

The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday warned that the current political unrest would discourage long-term investment in the country and undermine economic progress.

Kader Siddique continues sit-in for 42nd day.

Krishak Sramik Janata League president Abdul Kader Siddique on Tuesday continued his sit-in for the 42nd day in front of the party central office in Motijheel, demanding resolution of the current political crisis through dialogue.

FBI raises reward for missing ex-FBI agent Levinson to $5 million.

The FBI has increased its reward for information on missing American Robert Levinson from $1 million to $5 million, it announced Monday.Levinson, a retired FBI agent,

French Olympians among 10 dead after 2 helicopters collide in Argentina.

Two French Olympic medalists were among 10 people killed when two helicopters crashed into each other in Argentina on Monday evening, the country's state news agency Telam reported.

Police go through Khaleda’s office waste.

Police on Monday went through the waste of the office of Bangladesh Nationalist Party chairperson Khaleda Zia to ‘check whether there was any explosive substance in it.’ Witnessed said a group of policemen led by Gulshan police station....

Fans go wild after Tigers’ master class.

Jubilant cricket lovers brought out victory processions and exchanged sweets all over the country after Bangladesh cricketers snatched a sensational win against England in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 to reach the quarter-finals